AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCeuta Migration Crisis: Spain’s PM Pedro Sánchez ruled out Moroccan responsibility for the late-July surge into Ceuta, saying investigations find no intelligence pointing to Rabat and blaming “rumours and disinformation” spread online, while noting thousands of migrants—including minors—remain in the enclave amid ongoing humanitarian strain. Diplomatic Tensions: Spain says Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares speaks “daily” with Morocco’s Nasser Bourita as Madrid insists Ceuta and Melilla are Spanish cities and EU territory, even as Moroccan officials renew claims. Security & Information War: Reports cite alleged foreign-linked social-media activity during the crisis, and a hacker group claims a leak of tens of thousands of Moroccan security personnel tied to the episode. Sahrawi Solidarity in the Canaries: The “Vacaciones en Paz” summer hosting programme for Sahrawi children concluded in Gran Canaria with municipal receptions and continued calls to support the Sahrawi cause. Polisario Diplomacy: Mauritania held talks with Polisario delegations but did not approve requests for a permanent presence, with discussions also touching on Sahrawi detainees. Self-Determination Advocacy: European and Australian groups renewed calls for UN action to enforce international law in Western Sahara and back Sahrawi self-determination.
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